Agricultural Bloc Criticism and party unity in national policy
The article argues against partisan blocs in Congress and notes the Cornstalk Club in Ohio as a veto force. It criticizes strict group representation, cites Harding era politics, and urges reorganization of parties based on principles rather than class. It also mentions race as a factor in party loyalty.
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Harding
Congress
Ohio
Cornstalk Club
America
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hiram Johnson
Borah
Underwood
Pomerene
Bryan
Reed
Will Dr Lorenz Withdraw From Noble Work
A letter-writer questions a report that Doctor Lorenz plans to withdraw from his charitable medical work for the crippled and depart to Austria citing criticism. The piece defends his sacrifice and urges him to persevere, noting many great figures faced opposition yet endured.
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Lorenz
Austria
First German Op Set Granted To Allow Exit
The report notes that Goldman and Alexander Benkman are leaving after receiving an initial op set to permit their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Goldman
Alexander Benkman
Notable Ohio History Snapshots From Early Records
The passage recalls Ohio events including Clermont County’s 1823 formation by Gov St Clair, John McLean as early Postmaster General, 1890 arts funding in Cleveland, and figures like Joseph H. Onthwatte born in Cleveland in 1941. It also notes historical items such as calls to a League of Nations, and references to political and sports figures from the era.
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Ngo
Clermont County
St Clair
John McLean
Ciucionad
United States
Horace
Kelley
National Gallery of Arts
Cleveland
The
Cental States Conference Co. Unitarian Church
Cincinnatii
Joseph H. Onthwatte
Confrees
Columbus
League of Nations
Sor Sing
Election Day to Test Alberta Prohibition Debate at Universities
The upcoming Alberta by elections will gauge government support as student groups at Ant herst Wesleyan and related colleges plan a campus debate on the Timtertog of Armit ats Ceanree. The event aims to connect national politics with local concerns amid a nationwide campaign across several states and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Armit
New York
Komical Telegrams and Local Light Verse
A collection of humorous items from a local paper recounts quirky scenes. Jim McCrain visits Poster Fitch’s store for overcoats, Fire Chief Bates discusses hose standardization, and a Virginia inmate faces potential retrial. A wireless telegram enables a musical convert in Pittsburgh and odd theatre sightings at Dreamland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McCrain
Poster Fitch
Uleters
Self-Reliance Goes Bankrupt With Weakened Blood
A fragmented ad style block discusses the dangers of weak blood and how Gude's Pepto Mangan is a blood builder. It claims the tonic restores energy, vigor, and red blooded health, with promotions for liquid and tablet forms. Mentions Dr Lorenz, Joy Herbert, and Doc Maddock quotes in a newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonen
Gude
Pepto-Mangan
Gas Water C% opens Akron office on December 24 ceremony
Forty years ago Gas Water C% established an Akron office in room 7 of the new court with F A Persons as manager. An attempted local telephone exchange formed, a ceremony at the town hall featured Rev Hame, and speakers included Secretary WL Chamberlain of the State Board of Agriculture.
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Persons of
Akron
Marciope
Lo Garf
Hhame
Damage suits filed over goods and contracts in court
Several more damage suits reported against multiple parties including The Talling Belle-Vernon Co and Evergreen Candy. A suit by B Chapman et al seeks reformation of a land contract and other claims. Amounts asked include 1 543 75 dollars and 9 232 dollars for goods sold and delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talling Belle-Vernon Co
Cheveland
Evergreen Candy
B Chapman
D Baye
Monty
1921 Is Rewarding Fighters ad slogan shift noted
The Chronicle Telegram promotes local merchants in Elyria by highlighting the shift from "1921 Will Reward Fighters" to "1921 Is Rewarding Fighters" as a marketing message. It urges readers to trust advertising columns for merchandise value and fair pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Ironicle Telegram
Cleveland Lumber Claim and Executor Settlements Noted
The Cleveland City Lumber Co sues Mary Klacka RF D No 3 Eurialia seeking $1244.36 for lumber linked to a Cleveland building. Shirley Flickinger listed for site charges while Chas Teltres is noted as executor of a deceased estate with $39 claimed for services. Court records reflect various bond and probate figures from New York.
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Morterge
Oberlin
Cleveland City Lumber Co
Mary Klacka
Rlyria
Tous
Cleveland
Shirley Flickenger Baseso
Chas Teltres
Engine Iiss
Elime
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
J F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Ag Sec
Elyria Postoffice
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Lorain
State of
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A E Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Advertising. Society
South
DR. Lorenz
Res
Ybell Worgan
Arbor
Theo 'Eofan
England
Bertrand Ho Snell
Cucass
Folten Noy
Jerroh J Keler
Preminer
Mpaneser
Cambridge Mass
Ero
Convey Ve
Colorado
Komical
Bates
Kiwanis Club
Tarrels
Virginia
Austin
Eittabursh
Doc
Harvey Thompson
Dreamland Theater
Stankard
Ford Loom
Willard and
Exide
Joy Herbert
Doc Maddock
Beinre
Elva
Loraln
Call Andress
Ben
Axccutor
Titortrons
Ovenine
Nberts
Chronicle
Orram
First National Bank IN
W. J. Farewell
Broad ST
Kincaid
Dr. Kincaid
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